2008 Grammys

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Grammy After-Party Gossip: Find Out Who was Canoodling with Who

Find out who serenaded Jessica Simpson, which rapper was partying with Paris and what Scarlett Johansson had to say about Justin Timberlake

Grammy's Best and Worst Moments

Find out who shone and who was shamed in our round-up of the best and worst moments of the Grammy Awards.

Grammy Fashions: Rate the Dresses of Music's Hottest Stars

See who wore who and vote on which stars you thought were fashion dos or fashion don'ts.

Full List of Grammy Winners

See who won what at the 2007 Grammy Awards.

Imogen Heap Speaks for Herself

She's the underdog electro-pop veteran vying for the best new artist award.

Wolfmother Impress Women with 'Woman'

The retro-rocking Aussies are up for best hard rock performance thanks to their Zeppelin-inspired melodies that unapologetically drip ‘70s sex appeal.

Chris Brown

Chris Brown describes himself as a “regular, country, down-home, born-and-raised, young gentleman,” and when listening to his Southern-drawl sprinkled with teenaged platitudes telling you to “be yourself” and “don’t change,” you’d almost believe it.

Death Cab for Cutie's Grammy Plans

They might not have any lovely lady lumps, but these boys are up for best pop performance alongside the Black Eyed Peas

Rothrock and Blunt Make Beautiful Music

He's the producer who brought the Bedlam out of James Blunt, who is nominated for five Grammys, including record of the, song of the year, best new artist, best male pop vocal and best pop vocal album.

Killers frontman Brandon Flowers tells Dose.ca he does like girls, doesn't like Rolling Stone and wishes he could have Morrissey's mystique in this exclusive interview.

Meet the most paradoxical man in rock: Killers frontman Brandon Flowers

He’s a Mormon, but he smokes and drinks; he’s pompous enough to declare his record the “best album of the last 20 years,” but self-conscious enough to drastically change his sound because of the press. Still, one this is clear: his band is nominated for best rock song.

NIN is up for best hard rock performance at the Grammys

Trent Reznor's Upward Spiral

Trent Reznor, the dark prince with a crown of shit who brought industrial anthems into the mainstream, didn’t just write about depression. He screamed. He lived it. Now he's nominated for a Grammy because of it.